Ten Cats by Graham Harrop for April 28, 2014

Well…They didn’t say what kind of requests! – “Uh…. I’d like to hear: “Be Quiet”… by You!

Radio market has been dying off for years! – Country and Talk still have a bit of a need for live personel, as do “Urban Contemporary”… – But the economics and the RIAA dominated “auto-mat” scene of today’s music is making it so that DJs and all are “outdated”. I like “JACK FM”s mixture of music, but they are pretty much a prime example of what will potentially happen, everywhere…

“♪Baby, if you’ve ever wondered… wondered whatever became of me… I’m livin’ on the air in Cincinatti….♪"

LOL!!! – That is priceless!!!!

“Midnight Special” , hosted by Wolfman Cat….

…..and we used to dance to the radio.

The worst thing is Cat-in-Shark!

They did say anyone can do it!!!

The cat’s in the cradle and the silver spoon

The classical radio station that I listen to is broadcast with live D.J.s.

If that had been a dog, itwould be so melon-collie !

Lily and Woof….the ideal DJ combo of the future….She would lambast any criticism and he would snooze through it all.

I think Mr. Puddifoot and Mr. Soames could take a few lessons from Venus and Dr. Johnny Fever on how to be GREAT DJ’s!

Requests?John Cage: 4’33’’ for piano

FREEBIRD!

Happy re; my Gremlin. I said “I like my Gremlin”, I forgot the D on like. Traded it in some time ago, some way long time ago. Traded in a few Classics over the years, not realizing that one day they would be Classics! Sigh!

In Chicago, the AM pop stations were on playlists.FM had some progressive stations. Cool stuff it was. .Actually, it still is – It’s what I listen to at home.

“Radio market has been dying off for years!”-

Thanks in part to internet radio. It’s nearly sucking the life out of AM, FM, and shortwave is near extinction!